Christopher Barry teaches English and runs long distances. His work has appeared in "Rising Phoenix Review," "Northern New England Review," "the Henniker Review" and "The Golden Hour.”

Michael Bazzett is the author of five collections of poetry, including The Echo Chamber (Milkweed Editions, 2021) and more.

Barry Peters lives in Durham, North Carolina. His fiction has appeared in Baltimore Review, Broad River Review, The Mackinaw, and more.

Kasumi Parker is a writer and high school English teacher. Her prose has been published Black Warrior Review, PRISM International, and more.

Ralph James Savarese taught for forty years, at every level, and retired in May.

Jaz is an Award-winning Published Poet, Singer, Author, Performance Poet, Playwright, Theater Artist, Songwriter (ASCAP), Composer and more.

Sally Toner is a writer and high school English teacher who has lived in the DMV for over 25 years.

James Dickson teaches English and Creative Writing at Germantown High School, just outside of Jackson, MS.

Megan Munger is a Kansas poet and Pacific University MFA Candidate. She received her M.A. in English from Pittsburg State University.

Sofi Guven is a writer and poet from Cincinnati, Ohio. She has previously been published by Wilderness House Literary Review and more.

Jean Prokott's poetry collection The Second Longest Day of the Year won the Howling Bird Press Book Prize (Howling Bird Press).

Adeeba Rana

Jennifer Hyde Dracos-Tice (she/her) has poems published in SWWIM Every Day, Witness, Psaltery & Lyre, Crab Orchard Review, and more.

Kathleen Hellen is the author of three full-length poetry collections, including Meet Me at the Bottom, and more.

Ewen Glass (he/him) is a lecturer and poet from Northern Ireland who lives with two dogs, a tortoise and lots of self-doubt.

Frances Klein (she/her) is an Alaskan poet and teacher. She is the 2022 winner of the Robert Golden Poetry Prize.

Evan Morgan Willams retired in 2022 after 29 years of teaching in a public school.

Candice M. Kelsey [she/her] is a poet, essayist, and educator living in both Los Angeles and Georgia.

Tarn Wilson is the author of the memoir The Slow Farm, the memoir-in-essays In Praise of Inadequate Gifts, and more.

Elizabeth Burton lives, writes, and teaches writing in rural Western Kentucky.